Does the Porsche 911 GT3 Stand a Chance Against Ferrari 458 Speciale?

The Porsche 911 GT3 has won almost all comparison tests we’ve seen it in, but if there’s one car that can beat it the Ferrari 458 Speciale is the one.
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"Harry's Garage" Series of Videos Kicks Off with 1954 Land Rover Series 1

You may know that EVO magazine founder Harry Metcalfe has been working as Executive Advisor of Special Operations at Jaguar Land Rover since 2013.
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Mid-Engined, Turbocharged Toyota Aygo Crazy Driven

It’s been nearly seven years since Toyota revealed its Aygo Crazy, which basically had the posterior part of an MR2 welded onto a city car front. The MR2 engine was turbocharged to make 200 hp and an intoxicating wastegate noise too…
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2015 Toyota Camry Gets Thumbs Up from Consumer Reports

The Toyota Camry received a significant makeover for the 2015 model year and the folks from Consumer Reports were among the first to have a contact with the revised lineup of America’s best-selling car.

CR's Tom Mutchler says the aesthetic makeover of the Toyota Camry makes it sportier and sleeker, which means a lot for a sedan that has never been exciting in terms of styling – on the contrary. Still, the changes aren’t radical and will likely boost the Camry’s appeal among most types of buyers.

A slightly refined interior with added standard features and two new grades complete the changes, as the Camry continues to be offered with the same engine lineup as before: a 178hp 2.5-liter four-cylinder, a 268hp 3.5-liter V6 and a 200hp four-cylinder hybrid.

Move past the break to find out which one is the right choice for the Camry from the review.

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Review of New Five-Door MINI Yields Unsurprising Conclusions

The new more grown up MINI has not only increased in size over its predecessor, but it’s also gained two extra doors, should you want them. You’re no longer forced to opt for the tall Countryman if you want five doors, but it’s really nothing special.
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Review Finds New BMW X6 is Still Hater Friendly

The BMW X6 is admittedly a car lots of people love to hate. Some disapprove of its lack of practicality, visibility and space, while others frown upon its neither coupe nor SUV styling, even though underneath it’s always been a competent driving machine.
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2015 Mustang Gets a Rather Enthusiastic Review from Auto Express

As the all-new 2015 Ford Mustang will be offered officially in Europe for the first time in the nameplate’s history, it’s obvious that automotive media from across the pond are interested in it.
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Which Subaru WRX STI is a Match for a Mitsubishi EVO X?

The latest Subaru WRX STI has not only grown in size, but also grown up in the way it feels/sounds. Reviews say it’s smoother, more refined than before, though some may have preferred the rowdier nature of its predecessor(s).
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Audi RS 5 Cabriolet Gets Mixed Review from The Smoking Tire

Alongside the Audi RS 4, the RS 5 is the last German sports car to feature a naturally-aspirated V8 engine.

The BMW M3 and M4 have downsized to a twin-turbocharged six-cylinder, while the new Mercedes-AMG C 63 has received a smaller, twin-turbo V8.
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Review Finds New Opel / Vauxhall Insignia Country Tourer an Average Proposition

If don’t like SUVs or don’t like to be seen driving one, jacked-up estate models are at least as good, since they’re as practical and offer superior handling characteristics.
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CR Tests Lexus RC F, Says BMW M4 is a Better Choice for Enthusiasts

Reports snatched a new Lexus RC F and took the +450hp sports coupe for a spin to see what it's all about.
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STi-Swapped 1998 Subaru Forester Gets Regular Car Reviewed

The first-gen Subaru Forester to hit the US market arrived in the US in 1998, one year after its Japanese market debut and some three years after it was previewed by a Tokyo motor show concept.
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Zenos E10 Prototype Gets Track and Road Tested

The premise behind the new British sports car maker Zenos is good: ex-Caterham and –Lotus peope working to create an affordable, fast and fun trackday and road car. Their very first model, the E10, is still not finished yet, but Autocar has managed to secure itself a spot behind wheel of a prototype and see if it’s all adding up.
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Aluminum 2015 Ford F-150 Leaves Positive Impression on Consumer Reports

Consumer Reports has posted one of the first reviews we’ve seen of the all-new 2015 F-150 pickup truck, Ford’s most important launch of the year.
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All-New 2015 Ford Mondeo Faces Current Model Owners

While it may be a little late to the party, the new Ford Mondeo is really important for the carmaker as it needs to keep Ford relevant in one of Europe’s most popular and profitable segments.
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KBB Makes Dale Earnhardt, Jr. Review A Chevy Spark

Dale Earnhardt, Jr may be familiar with Chevrolets, but he's unfamiliar with the brand's smallest offering. That's where Kelly Blue Book and its NASCAR sponsorship comes in.
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Review Says only Reason to Consider Lexus NX Over Rivals is Styling

One thing we’ve been able to piece together after watching literally all the Lexus NX reviews we could find is that the sporty, aggressive styling is not matched by the driving experience. It’s apparently not the worst out on the road, but it’s far off the pace of the class leaders.
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New Ford Mustang Impresses With Smoothness, Comfort

It’s a tad strange that the biggest talking point surrounding the new Ford Mustang, the adoption of a 2.3-liter turbocharged engine, is not its defining feature.
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Jay Leno Takes His Stunning 1972 Mercedes-Benz 600 for a Drive

The simple fact that such a prolific car collector like Jay Leno describes the Mercedes-Benz 600 as his favorite car speaks volumes about the car.
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Alfa's 4C Feels Like a Mini Ferrari at Scenic Mulholland Serpentines

The Alfa Romeo 4C seems to have lost none of its handling poise despite gaining 155 Kg/342 Lbs for the American market. It looks like the perfect car to hit one of your favorite windy roads – Matt Farah’s favorite is the “Snake,” a distinctly twisty part of LA’s Mulholland Drive where he recently took a US-spec 4C for a short drive.
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